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The praise of immigrants over troubled native-born Americans demonstrates the Left’s tendency toward convenience and replaceability.
“For a Haitian family in Springfield, Ohio, the house on Chestnut Avenue represented their future in this country. They’re now wondering what can be salvaged,” a recent feature in the Washington Post described. The article — one of several of its kind — attempts to elicit empathy for hard-working, religious Haitian immigrants, trying to grasp their slice of the American dream. In that respect, the WaPo largely achieves its goal. The pro-immigration rhetoric, however, is not only about celebrating diligent émigrés — it’s about maligning the blue-collar Americans they’ve come to replace.
Burying the Lede About Immigrants
That diabolical motive hides behind the story of Fernande and Rocher Vital, an automotive plant worker and evangelical pastor, respectively. In 2024, they bought a “century-old Folk Victorian” in Springfield, Ohio — the same town that served as an epicenter of political rhetoric regarding Haitian immigrants in last year’s presidential election. With the surrounding anti-immigrant sentiments, the family contemplated leaving.
Yet some things about the Vitals’ story are buried deep in the piece. They are not true U.S. citizens — they came to America through a special U.S. program that gave Haitians temporary protected status (TPS). This permissive policy, covering roughly 1.1 million people from various countries toward the end of Biden’s term, should concern Americans.
Trump attempted to terminate TPS for Haiti during his first term but was blocked by a federal judge. An appeals court reversed that decision, but due to “injunctions and other rulings,” the protections remained intact, according to the National Immigration Forum. Biden redesignated Haiti for TPS through February 2026, but after winning on promises to secure the border, the current Trump administration once again planned to terminate the program in September of this year. This has unsurprisingly been met with more judicial pushback.
The Vitals arrived in the United States during Trump’s first term “and saved money through the Biden administration.” Another Haitian immigrant mentioned in the article enjoyed premium medical service in the United States and was “chipping away” at those medical bills. Again, that should raise eyebrows — how many non-U.S. citizens receive thousands of dollars in U.S. medical care and don’t pay for it?
The most arresting observation in the article, however, comes when the author compares immigrant laborers to those who are native-born.
“Business leaders in their reliably red county praised immigrants for reviving the local economy. Americans struggled to pass a drug test, one factory boss told a TV news crew. Not Haitians.”
In other words, native-born Americans are damaged goods, struggling with broken homes and substance abuse, and far from the ideal of a dependable laborer.
What the Left Really Thinks About Working-Class Americans --->READ MORE HERE
It was the greatest affront to democracy the country had seen since the Civil War, we were told. The storming of the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021 was worse than 9/11, Pearl Harbor, the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and all the other terrorist attacks on the U.S. Capitol building by leftists — yes, there have been more of those than you remember.
After seven months of left-wing riots over George Floyd, and all of the attendant toxic political correctness and anti-police propaganda spawned in the “woke era,” I can see why some people might have become confused about how bad riots are. But I do remember the day of the riot — I was pissed off about it. Idiots fighting with police should never be embraced or celebrated.
Even so, that event lasted only about three hours — significantly shorter than the fiery, billion-dollar damage and death-filled “summer of love” that Democrats had lustily cheered and encouraged. The Capitol clean-up was done quickly. The Electoral College vote certification was only minimally delayed.
In contrast, many of the buildings and neighborhoods destroyed in the name of racial justice have still not recovered and likely never will.
That’s why it is so hard for me to get worked up over the Capitol riot all these years later. No matter how many times they repeat the lie, no police officers were killed that day — the only person killed during the riot was a rioter, shot by a policeman as she and a group of fellow rioters were trying to break through a barricaded glass door in the Capitol building.
That brings us to New Jersey and the show that Democrats recently put on at an ICE detention facility in Newark. These glory-hounds know that their voters are angry and fearful, but still not excited to vote for them — hence their stunt of storming a federal facility and assaulting law enforcement on camera in order to champion illegal aliens. --->READ MORE HERE
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